😂 You better leave the USA and be an Indian citizen !! The way you appreciate the country is what Indians would do ! I wish you a happy journey & do visit again , explore more ! This time start from the North east region ! The hills 🎉 You people are always welcomed ! 😅😊
Hahaha, we did get a year long visa, we had hoped to use more of it, but ended up getting sick and had to leave a bit early. Hopefully next time our immune systems will be stronger so that we can stay a while longer! Maybe we can try a 5 year visa next time! Thank you very very much! We appreciate your kind comments! :D
@@IfWeGoTo City - Siliguri , State - West bengal , India . West bengal is known as the food capital of india . Since you people already qualified the delhi food test ! I bet You would be amazed by the food , the hills , Sikim , Darjeeling " Famous for its Tea " !
if you like quiet places then North East India is nice for you. it is one of the real jewels of India undiscovered paradise among foreigners. people there look East Asian, full of tribes and great nature. although the culture has been changed due to half the population converted by Missionaries from UK and USA. still it is great place to visit. you will be surprised how clean n green it is and how simple the people are.
That was one of the areas we really wanted to see! The way you describe it makes I sound very culturally interesting. I hope we can make it one day! :) Thank you!
Excellent Vlog about Pink City Jaipur. Here are 5 worth visiting destinations to explore in Jaipur City, which you Guys have missed out on this vlog: (1) Gatore Ki Chatriyan (2) Panna Meena Ka Kund Step Well (3) Albert Museum (4) Patrika Gate (5) Chandlai Lake
Yes, we were a little surprised at that. Almost wanted to say "well I will take it back then!" lol. Did not wan't to make a fuss and decided to just walk away though hahaha. Thank you so much for watching! :)
Is it just that one moment or does the video not play sound after 9:00?! 😱 We did have some audio troubles that day, so hopefully it was just that short part. Definitely let us know though so we can try to fix it or maybe add better subtitles if we need to! Thanks for pointing that out! It’s always hard to tell how things will sound on other devices!
18:58 there is no need or mandatory for any donation by foreigners though it does local too. 19:30 The temple complex of Sita Ram ji temple.. due to the large number of monkeys who live there british popularised this name as monkey temple.
For sure, but we were being asked and hassled so we gave a small donation and the people there weren't very gracious about it! Which is why included it, because foreigners will probably face the same! thank you for the tips!
Thank you!!! We have a couple of different cameras we use, but our primary camera (and what most of this was shot on) is a Canon Eos R! Hope that helps! :)
Hey Sir keep Enjoy India 🤗 🇮🇳 I share your videos all our my friends And Thank you for promotion tourism From my country..❤️💙🤗 I hope to you share your experienc for your friends..🙂
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi , wayanad
@@IfWeGoTo Before going there, pls read its divisive history. How it has been built and how a political party pushed the entire India into a communal cauldron for constructing this temple.
@@IfWeGoTo my pleasure, I went to another part of India, in mysore, bangalore, chennai, tirupatipuram, tiruchy, koothanallur, my grandpa and grandma from my mum side r from south India, also my grandpa from dad side up to now if i went to India i will stay overnights there, but yes Jodhpur and Jaipur as well like magic woow,though yes travelling in India like u said it's challanging, I live in Indonesia, have u explored Indonesia? I lived in bali couple years back, have u been to bali?
Ohh thank you for sharing, both cities are beautiful, we would love to see even more like you did! India is challenging, but we definitely want to go back one day! We have been to Bali, but not the rest of Indonesia yet. It was sooo beautiful and the locals are incredibly friendly! It was before we were making videos though. We really want to head back to Bali and Indonesia one day though. SO much more to see, especially as we love wildlife and diving!
@@IfWeGoTo my pleasure, ya it's true like never ending adventures right, eventhough it's challanging but it always atrracts us to see more things and more, O so you've been to bali too, ya it's calm island, perhaps u can try jogyakarta in middle java, or far at east side of Indonesia like Labuan Bajo, Raja Ampat, in Papua quite silent calming beautiful place to visit and enjoy holiday
Absolutely!! Hahaha, the more you see the more it adds to your bucket list! Yes, Bali was lovely!! We only stayed in Ubud though! I would love to see more places in Indonesia, especially Raja Ampat. That is at the top of Alan's bucket list!
I always wonder how travel vloggers like you manage to walk around in Indian heat during the day in temperatures of like 38-40 degrees. You don't even seem to have a sweat. As an Indian myself i can't walk for 2 km in this heat.
@@IfWeGoTo You should visit Himalayan states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand for some relief and peace and for great hiking. It's lesser than 200 KM for Delhi. Catch a bus from Delhi and you will be there in within 5-6 hours.
It’s important for people who make these videos to understand, India’s current local poverty is because of looting by foreigners. So be respectful and focus on positives, and you can do things to offset the injustices on this population, don’t bad mouth India, Bharat.
You're doing what every foreign traveller does, doing the Delhi-Agra-Jaipur 'Golden Triangle'. it's the most overrated thing and in no way can be called 'India' because it's all within 250Km radius. The Golden Triangle is simply a 3 day route designed by the tourism ministry back in the 90s for foreign diplomats, nothing else. India has 28 states (29 earlier), every state has unique culture, landscape, language and food. If you were to spend at least 2 days exploring a state, it would still take 60 days or 2 months.
Well I guess people tend to start on the well-beaten path hahaha. But we definitely plan on visiting other locations when we come back. We had actually planned to stay in India several months and even got a year-long visa but we ended up getting really sick and had to leave early. 😩
Exactly! Thank you!! We really wanted to visit Delhi because we have friends there, so it made sense to see the Golden Triangle because everything else was so close! :)
It does not matter which place you visit since it is all inter connected to time of stay, recommendation and budget at large. Every coin has two sides to it with its cons and pros so enjoy your trip with an open non judgemental mind. 🙏
@@IfWeGoTo of course, two cultures separated by centuries and huge huge geographical distance. Now, India has become quite American. Just imagine how it was 600 years ago, before any foreign invasions.
@@IfWeGoTo that temple you visited, Govinda Dev Ji, if you carefully understand the philosophy and history of it, I promise your minds will be blown away!
Thank you very much!! We loved Jaipur! Since then we have visited Jodhpur, Thailand, and Taiwan! Right now we’re back home with family though. ❤️ Where are you from?
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The secret tunnel which u used to go jaigarh fort is the second tunnel . The main tunnel which for the king is locked now by the UNESCO .If u have taken any guide he would have shown u ..It is a complex maze to trick outside enemy ,only king knew the original path in that maze .
Your sound went out midway, I think dust got into the mic when the elephant passed you by. but it seemed to have resolved itself later on. Pretty neet, you checked out more than what the average person would have. What happened to the food. Laal maas, Kaand lamb, Kichori, Romali roti, Dal Bati Churma, mirchi bada, mohan maas, kalakand, pyazz ki kichori, ki Launji, Gujia, and many other epic dishes...
We were having some audio issues that day which is why we narrated much of the video, someone else mentioned it went out near the elephant section, but it plays there for us. 🧐 We will need to test out some other speakers. Do you know how long it cuts out for??? Thanks so much for letting us know!! 😃
We loved the food! Unfortunately didn’t get to film much of it, we all have weak tourist guts and started getting sick around the time we filmed this. 😩
@@IfWeGoTo oh and it cuts out at 10:55-11:00... again, no big issue, I had thought it was dust coming through, but maybe it was editing issues... all good.
@@marcstylish-st1lw we don’t really like to touch wildlife.. they can be a bit unpredictable 😂 we’ve almost been attacked by monkeys on more than one occasion! Lol
@@IfWeGoTo Oic it is a psychological issue then. Usually monkeys in Indian and Nepali temples do not bite but you never know, similarly even with dogs. Ultimately it is good to travel safe at your comfort level and take risks which you want to.
@marcstylish-st1lw haha yes exactly!! You never know with wild or feral animals. I assume the ones at the temple are more accustomed to humans, but like you said - you never know!
For us, we have been hearing either chai (in Hindi) or tea ( English) since our childhood. It sounds like chai chai or tea tea. Chai and Tea are the same.
Good for you guys but for us it sounds repetitive. Been drinking chai for the last 30+ years but never came across this. Looks like someone in the west came up with this name unknowingly. There are 100s of varieties of Chai in India but listing down a few. Masala Chai... Ginger or adrak Chai. ... Cardamom or Elaichi Chai. ... Suleimani Chai. ... Noon Chai... Irani Chai.. Lebu Chai. ... Tulsi Chai... Ronga saah...
Chai tea is not a thing, its only chai. Chai basically translates to tea in english. so when you say chai tea, you are saying tea tea which is not correct. Its a term widely used in the west which is weird because its not correct.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way!
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. :D Thank you!!
I think india is not Delhi or Mumbai, there is lots of place in india with lots of beauty. You should have to visit hill station like Manali,Shimla, himachal pradesh, kashmir, laddakh, darjiling, and north eastern part of India nagaland, Sikkim, arunchal pradesh famously known as Scotland of India....Delhi is not perfect place to visit.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
Lovely video. Thanks for dressing up respectfully in front of the locals. It’s a chai. Not chai tea. Also we will appreciate if you learn the correct pronunciations of the attractions. Also if you can afford to support the locals rather than just paying the low tickets costs which are meant for local Indian people. You are having a nice experience, just keep it at that and not call India a wild place. I find it amusing that foreigners think 300 rs is expensive. U should have spent the $7per person because you can afford.
Thank you! We are very happy you enjoyed the video! Next time we will try to do better on pronunciations! It can be a challenge as a foreigner, especially when you visit many different places and cultures that all do things differently.
Hi! Sorry we say this where we are from to different it between other teas, we don’t just call tea “chai” in English. Just a difference in language, no headaches intended! 😊
@@flyingdutchmanism I wouldn’t be upset about that at all. We’re from the USA, there are people from all over the world and tons of languages/cultural groups. It’s impossible to know every language and the nuances between them. If you want someone to learn one of those nuances about your own language/cultural norms, the best thing you can do is politely teach them.
The polite way to make your initial comment would have been: “hey, just so you know for the future it’s said this way”. Not “it gives me a head ache” And then after we apologized already, giving another example of “hey imagine someone did this to you! You’d be annoyed!” Gee I wonder how someone could have possibly pushed back? You’re making antagonizing comments! You’re creating a problem when there just isn’t one.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
Yeah 🥲 that is why much of this video was a voice over, we had a cable break and hadn’t known yet. Hope the small sections of bad audio between the narration weren’t too bad!
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Wow, what an incredible guide to Jaipur! So many amazing things to see and do in the Pink City. Can't wait to explore it myself someday!✨
Thank you, so happy to hear you've enjoyed it! The Pink City is wonderful, hope you have an amazing trip! Happy travels!
😂 You better leave the USA and be an Indian citizen !! The way you appreciate the country is what Indians would do ! I wish you a happy journey & do visit again , explore more ! This time start from the North east region ! The hills 🎉 You people are always welcomed ! 😅😊
Hahaha, we did get a year long visa, we had hoped to use more of it, but ended up getting sick and had to leave a bit early. Hopefully next time our immune systems will be stronger so that we can stay a while longer! Maybe we can try a 5 year visa next time!
Thank you very very much! We appreciate your kind comments! :D
@@IfWeGoTo would love to get your views on my city and my region ! With that hope I've subscribed your Channel ! Lolz :D😅😂
That would be awesome!! What’s your city???
@@IfWeGoTo City - Siliguri , State - West bengal , India . West bengal is known as the food capital of india . Since you people already qualified the delhi food test ! I bet You would be amazed by the food , the hills , Sikim , Darjeeling " Famous for its Tea " !
My next dream destination😍 I’m trying to collect all information now. Thank you for this!
I’m so glad this helps! Enjoy your trip 😊
if you like quiet places then North East India is nice for you. it is one of the real jewels of India undiscovered paradise among foreigners. people there look East Asian, full of tribes and great nature. although the culture has been changed due to half the population converted by Missionaries from UK and USA. still it is great place to visit. you will be surprised how clean n green it is and how simple the people are.
That was one of the areas we really wanted to see! The way you describe it makes I sound very culturally interesting. I hope we can make it one day! :)
Thank you!
How have missionaries changed it?
Really awesome. The way you guys explained
Thank you so much! It makes us so happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Very nice video! Thank you for sharing
@@yakubekartawidjaja thank you so much!! 😊 glad you enjoyed it
thank you, great video
Thank you!!
Really enjoyed this video❤👌
Thank you!! So happy to hear you enjoyed it! 🥰
Very nice. You guys captured Jaipur nicely
Ahh thank you so much!!
Excellent Vlog about Pink City Jaipur. Here are 5 worth visiting destinations to explore in Jaipur City, which you Guys have missed out on this vlog: (1) Gatore Ki Chatriyan (2) Panna Meena Ka Kund Step Well (3) Albert Museum (4) Patrika Gate (5) Chandlai Lake
Thank you for the recommendations!! Hopefully future visitors will see this and add them to their list of things to see too! 😃
I am going from Hyderabad to Jaipur tomorrow. This is vv useful. Thanks guys
So happy to hear you found this to be useful!! Happy travels!! 😃
Enjoy indian diversity and 🌿🍃
We loved our visit!! Thank you! 🥰
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Remarkable video from the “Pink City or Jaipur” India to tours around the beautiful city in March of 2023❤❤❤
So happy to hear you enjoyed it! 🥰
Thank you!!
India, you beauty 😍
It is a gorgeous country!!
Great vlogging guys.. we never visit there but saw thru ur channel..
Thank you so much!! Hope you can make it there one day too!!
Love this new style!
Ahhh thank you guys! We had an audio failure so it was kind of a happy accident 😂
Awesome video, guys! Very informative and helpful. Planning visit India around February next year. Keep it up!! Well done!
Thank you so much, so happy you found it to be helpful!! Happy travels!! :)
I would have taken back the donation on hearing ' Oh such a big donation'. Ya'll are too nice. Thank you for the vlog :)
Yes, we were a little surprised at that. Almost wanted to say "well I will take it back then!" lol. Did not wan't to make a fuss and decided to just walk away though hahaha.
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I wanna live in that pink city ooouuu myyyyy 😮😮👾🌸🌺💮 thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you for watching!! It's a beautiful city huh?!
Best video ❤👌 thanks 🙏
Most welcome 😊 thank you!! ❤️
Super cool. There is a pink city in France too. Enjoy
Thank you so much!! Had no idea about the pink city in France! We will have to look into it for when we visit again! :D
Thank you. Great dynamic video, very useful. ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!!
my hometown and your last video was filmed at HK - where I recently relocated to!
Oh amazing!! How are you liking it??
from 09:00 roughly in this video..."tis half mute or troubled.... can't hear. ?....
Is it just that one moment or does the video not play sound after 9:00?! 😱
We did have some audio troubles that day, so hopefully it was just that short part. Definitely let us know though so we can try to fix it or maybe add better subtitles if we need to!
Thanks for pointing that out! It’s always hard to tell how things will sound on other devices!
Enjoyed you video❤
Thank you!!!
18:58 there is no need or mandatory for any donation by foreigners though it does local too.
19:30 The temple complex of Sita Ram ji temple.. due to the large number of monkeys who live there british popularised this name as monkey temple.
For sure, but we were being asked and hassled so we gave a small donation and the people there weren't very gracious about it! Which is why included it, because foreigners will probably face the same!
thank you for the tips!
Nice video . Which camera were you using the shorts were super sharp
Thank you!!! We have a couple of different cameras we use, but our primary camera (and what most of this was shot on) is a Canon Eos R!
Hope that helps! :)
@@IfWeGoTo sure thank you for replying
Great video. what month were you there?
Thank you!! We visited in February :)
Wow beautiful people..
Thank you so much! 😊
You should also come to Jodhpur once
Oh I think you would love to see this!
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We went and loved the blue city too! :)
Hey Sir keep Enjoy India 🤗 🇮🇳
I share your videos all our my friends
And Thank you for promotion tourism From my country..❤️💙🤗
I hope to you share your experienc for your friends..🙂
Thank you so much! We loved our visit! 💕
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi , wayanad
Oh yes, we’d love to see more of India!! As
Soon as we can we will make another trip. :)
You should visit "Ram Mandir", Ayodhaya next time you come to India it will be completed by the next year...
Next time we will need to do that! Thank you!!
@@IfWeGoTo Before going there, pls read its divisive history. How it has been built and how a political party pushed the entire India into a communal cauldron for constructing this temple.
We will be sure to do that before visiting! Thank you!
@@IfWeGoTo Thanks. Appreciate your prompt reply.
Love the music you used for background
Ahh thank you!! So happy you enjoyed it 🥰
calming 🌼
Thanks Mohit!! 😊
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about the “Pink City or Jaipur” India in March to shows these great buildings around the city in 2023❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much for your very kind comment!!
Remarkable video from Jaipur, India 2023❤❤❤❤
I am from Jaipur. It is a very beautiful city.
Agreed!
Wonderful
Thank you very much!
@@IfWeGoTo my pleasure, I went to another part of India, in mysore, bangalore, chennai, tirupatipuram, tiruchy, koothanallur, my grandpa and grandma from my mum side r from south India, also my grandpa from dad side up to now if i went to India i will stay overnights there, but yes Jodhpur and Jaipur as well like magic woow,though yes travelling in India like u said it's challanging, I live in Indonesia, have u explored Indonesia? I lived in bali couple years back, have u been to bali?
Ohh thank you for sharing, both cities are beautiful, we would love to see even more like you did!
India is challenging, but we definitely want to go back one day!
We have been to Bali, but not the rest of Indonesia yet. It was sooo beautiful and the locals are incredibly friendly! It was before we were making videos though. We really want to head back to Bali and Indonesia one day though. SO much more to see, especially as we love wildlife and diving!
@@IfWeGoTo my pleasure, ya it's true like never ending adventures right, eventhough it's challanging but it always atrracts us to see more things and more,
O so you've been to bali too, ya it's calm island, perhaps u can try jogyakarta in middle java, or far at east side of Indonesia like Labuan Bajo, Raja Ampat, in Papua quite silent calming beautiful place to visit and enjoy holiday
Absolutely!! Hahaha, the more you see the more it adds to your bucket list!
Yes, Bali was lovely!! We only stayed in Ubud though! I would love to see more places in Indonesia, especially Raja Ampat. That is at the top of Alan's bucket list!
vlog is perfectly made but still u guys having less subscriber don't know y. u guys deserve more subscribers
Awww thank you! Maybe one day we’ll get there 😊
Hope you will visit Andaman and Nicobar islands and lakshadweep ❤
Definitely a dream destination!! we will have to come back when we have more of a budget to make it to the islands! :)
Wow You guys are back..😇❤
Yeah!! We just finished our India series!! Hope you have enjoyed it!
Happy Eid mubarak 🎆🥳 to you guys 💞😁
Thank you!! Happy eid mubarak to you too!
Go to less touristy 'seven sisters states' or south India. Also the end of monsoon is the best time to visit.
We definitely want to one day!!
I wish India's these city had modernized look.
If you ever go Jaipur again for whatever reason you should visit Chand Baori which is a giant step well and is a 2 hour drive from Jaipur.
Oh thank you so much for you recommendation!!
I always wonder how travel vloggers like you manage to walk around in Indian heat during the day in temperatures of like 38-40 degrees. You don't even seem to have a sweat. As an Indian myself i can't walk for 2 km in this heat.
Hahaha, luckily we visited in February so it wasn't too hot yet!! But it did get pretty warm sometimes!!
@@IfWeGoTo You should visit Himalayan states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand for some relief and peace and for great hiking. It's lesser than 200 KM for Delhi. Catch a bus from Delhi and you will be there in within 5-6 hours.
@@erenyaeger9407 We didnt realize it was so close to Delhi! Next time we will have to do that for sure!
Love from India have u enjoyed ? 😊😊😊❤❤
Thank you!! Yes we did!!
Visit rishikesh or uttrakhand near Delhi which requires 6 hours on car or bike...worthy to visit
They sound like they would be lovely to visit!!
I really enjoyed all of your's vlog❤ so now What's your next plan to visit in India?😇
Oh thank you!! Very happy you enjoyed it!! We will be making a video on Jodhpur next!!
Most of the foreign media display the street of Delhi or slums of the mumbai, beyond all there is many place in india to explore.
There is definitely a lot to see in India!!
It’s important for people who make these videos to understand, India’s current local poverty is because of looting by foreigners. So be respectful and focus on positives, and you can do things to offset the injustices on this population, don’t bad mouth India, Bharat.
I am from Jaipur😊😊😊😊
Amazing!! Your city is very beautiful!
I also visited Jaipur for my exams yesterday 😂 and went to galta gate too.
Ahhh awesome!!!
Nice place jaipur
Yes 😊
Did you visit Akshardham temple in Delhi? Its beautiful ❤️
Unfortunately we didn’t this time!! Next time we will need to. Thank you for the recommendation!!
At what time you visited Jaipur .
We visited in February :)
Hope that helps!
@@IfWeGoTo Thank you so much.😊😊
You should explore Jaisalmer the ancient city
We would love to one day!!
Hi Ushitora 😄. Thank you for watching this video. I liked that you saw about my city.❤
Thank you! We loved our visit!!
omg eeelephants were the best i never seen sthg like this
Us either! It was crazy!
Imagine how beautiful it was when it was new in 1700 century.
backround music so classic .., add something dancee type
We always struggle with music haha… we had pretty limited options for Indian/dance but also feel like it wouldn’t quite fit the theming
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Thank you!!!
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Thank you!!!
You're doing what every foreign traveller does, doing the Delhi-Agra-Jaipur 'Golden Triangle'. it's the most overrated thing and in no way can be called 'India' because it's all within 250Km radius. The Golden Triangle is simply a 3 day route designed by the tourism ministry back in the 90s for foreign diplomats, nothing else. India has 28 states (29 earlier), every state has unique culture, landscape, language and food. If you were to spend at least 2 days exploring a state, it would still take 60 days or 2 months.
Well I guess people tend to start on the well-beaten path hahaha. But we definitely plan on visiting other locations when we come back.
We had actually planned to stay in India several months and even got a year-long visa but we ended up getting really sick and had to leave early. 😩
Dude relax, its their first time in India. They can go to other places on their next tour.
Exactly! Thank you!! We really wanted to visit Delhi because we have friends there, so it made sense to see the Golden Triangle because everything else was so close! :)
It does not matter which place you visit since it is all inter connected to time of stay, recommendation and budget at large. Every coin has two sides to it with its cons and pros so enjoy your trip with an open non judgemental mind. 🙏
Abey gandu kam kar apna har jaga chutiyapanti mat kar !!
Seeing foreigners so surprised at seeing elephants on the street is so amusing to us 😅
Hahaha it is very very different from home!!
@@IfWeGoTo of course, two cultures separated by centuries and huge huge geographical distance. Now, India has become quite American. Just imagine how it was 600 years ago, before any foreign invasions.
@@IfWeGoTo that temple you visited, Govinda Dev Ji, if you carefully understand the philosophy and history of it, I promise your minds will be blown away!
Definitely… a lot of places have been adopting a lot of western ideals. It would have been very cool to see things as they were hundreds of years ago!
Is there anywhere we could read more about it? It was pretty hard to find information about it in English!!!
Oh in da street 😄
That city looked amazing. I can’t believe snake charmers are actually a thing either!
It was an awesome city!!
And same!!!
Camera?
This was filmed on a Canon Eos R :)
@@IfWeGoTo aha nice. thanks and started following you by this reply.. well i live in Jaipur :)
Many thanks!! :) Jaipur is beautiful! You are lucky to be from such a cool city!!
@@IfWeGoTo its beautiful but dirty ..:)
Did you hire a driver/guide?
We did not!! We did Jaipur on our own!
You are so cute 😍🤩😍 👌 l am sure you like this journey
Where are you still now
Thank you very much!! We loved Jaipur!
Since then we have visited Jodhpur, Thailand, and Taiwan! Right now we’re back home with family though. ❤️
Where are you from?
I am from haryana India🇮🇳🇮🇳
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God bless day
Sorry some mistakes in my comment god bless you
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In my opinion Leh and Udaipur is WAY better. Please visit those as well.
We really need to visit more cities!!! Thank you for the recommendations!!!
The secret tunnel which u used to go jaigarh fort is the second tunnel . The main tunnel which for the king is locked now by the UNESCO .If u have taken any guide he would have shown u ..It is a complex maze to trick outside enemy ,only king knew the original path in that maze .
Ohh thank you for the insight! That is pretty cool!
Your sound went out midway, I think dust got into the mic when the elephant passed you by. but it seemed to have resolved itself later on.
Pretty neet, you checked out more than what the average person would have. What happened to the food. Laal maas, Kaand lamb, Kichori, Romali roti, Dal Bati Churma, mirchi bada, mohan maas, kalakand, pyazz ki kichori, ki Launji, Gujia, and many other epic dishes...
We were having some audio issues that day which is why we narrated much of the video, someone else mentioned it went out near the elephant section, but it plays there for us. 🧐 We will need to test out some other speakers.
Do you know how long it cuts out for???
Thanks so much for letting us know!! 😃
We loved the food! Unfortunately didn’t get to film much of it, we all have weak tourist guts and started getting sick around the time we filmed this. 😩
@@IfWeGoTo from 8:20-10:08 (you can hear it cut back in, some audio noise), not a big issue, as it was narrated on top.
@@IfWeGoTo oh and it cuts out at 10:55-11:00... again, no big issue, I had thought it was dust coming through, but maybe it was editing issues... all good.
We’ll check on it again!! Thank you so so much for your help! 🙏😃
If you went to Galtaji and did not click pics with the monkeys then the trip was incomplete.
Hahaha we definitely got some pics of the monkeys!
@@IfWeGoTo that's great but snaps with monkeys sitting on you would have been better. Anyway there is always a next time.
@@marcstylish-st1lw we don’t really like to touch wildlife.. they can be a bit unpredictable 😂 we’ve almost been attacked by monkeys on more than one occasion! Lol
@@IfWeGoTo Oic it is a psychological issue then. Usually monkeys in Indian and Nepali temples do not bite but you never know, similarly even with dogs. Ultimately it is good to travel safe at your comfort level and take risks which you want to.
@marcstylish-st1lw haha yes exactly!! You never know with wild or feral animals. I assume the ones at the temple are more accustomed to humans, but like you said - you never know!
Mam & Sir both of u should go Uttarakhand state there are lot of tourist places and feel mental peace there. Mussoorie is one of the best places ❤.
We have added it to our bucket list!! Thank you so much for your recommendation!! 😃
@@IfWeGoTo Appreciate it😊
Correct pronouciation would be Jen-Tur(as in Turkey) / Men - Tur for Jantar Mantar.
Same for JAL Mahal - it is Jul (as in july)
one correction. There's nothing called Chai tea. It's either chai or tea. :)
Thank you!
Don't know what chai tea is. Never heard that before. It's either chai or tea.
In the US (and I think other western countries do it too) we refer to it as “chai tea” to differentiate it. Just a language difference. 🤷♀️
For us, we have been hearing either chai (in Hindi) or tea ( English) since our childhood. It sounds like chai chai or tea tea. Chai and Tea are the same.
Yes, but for english speakers it is different and we call it Chai Tea. :)
Good for you guys but for us it sounds repetitive. Been drinking chai for the last 30+ years but never came across this. Looks like someone in the west came up with this name unknowingly.
There are 100s of varieties of Chai in India but listing down a few.
Masala Chai...
Ginger or adrak Chai. ...
Cardamom or Elaichi Chai. ...
Suleimani Chai. ...
Noon Chai...
Irani Chai..
Lebu Chai. ...
Tulsi Chai...
Ronga saah...
Sorry it sounds repetitive! I know language differences can cause a bit of confusion.
Thank you for the tips on all of the different varieties!!
Chai tea is not a thing, its only chai. Chai basically translates to tea in english. so when you say chai tea, you are saying tea tea which is not correct. Its a term widely used in the west which is weird because its not correct.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
And you will see lions on the roads in Gujarat ☺
Oh that would be amazing to see the lions!
I'm student . I live in a rural village. Please message if you want to visit the rural village.
I live near Jaipur .
Oh we would have loved that so much!!! Unfortunately we’re a bit behind on videos so we left about a month ago 😭
Chai = Tea
So
Indian chai = Indian tea
😂😂😂
Please mind that 👍
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way!
Has anyone ever told u...you look like Ansel Elgort 👀
Hahaha yessss!! 😆 he gets a couple of comments every month saying that! They must have similar ancestry!
kaisa laga jaipur
It was lovely ☺️
'Chai tea' means 'Tea Tea'. In Hindi, Tea means Chai.
Ahh awesome! Thank you! :D
Its alright, for westerners chai tea means Indian masala milk tea.
Chai = tea,
Tea = chai,
So i.e,
chai tea = chai chai or tea tea
Ok so chai means tea so if you call it chai tea then it’s like saying tea tea.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
Many tourists make this Mistake. Its not Chai Tea, its just Chai or Tea. Its like you are saying Chai Chai or Tea Tea.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. :D
Thank you!!
I think india is not Delhi or Mumbai, there is lots of place in india with lots of beauty.
You should have to visit hill station like Manali,Shimla, himachal pradesh, kashmir, laddakh, darjiling, and north eastern part of India nagaland, Sikkim, arunchal pradesh famously known as Scotland of India....Delhi is not perfect place to visit.
Thank you for all of the recommendations!
Did you at any time wear traditional clothes saree,dhoti
Hi!! I wore a Kurta a lot! We would love to try more traditional clothing though, I think Indian garments are very beautiful! 😃
It's only Chai or Tea. Chai means Tea. So you're essentially saying Tea, Tea.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
yoooou need a mask ? 1 month ago ??????is it mandatory
It is not! Alan is very sensitive to pollution and decided to wear them when it was bad or we were near roads.
There is nothing called chai tea....in India tea is called chai ..so both chai nd tea having same meaning
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
Lovely video. Thanks for dressing up respectfully in front of the locals.
It’s a chai. Not chai tea. Also we will appreciate if you learn the correct pronunciations of the attractions. Also if you can afford to support the locals rather than just paying the low tickets costs which are meant for local Indian people. You are having a nice experience, just keep it at that and not call India a wild place.
I find it amusing that foreigners think 300 rs is expensive. U should have spent the $7per person because you can afford.
Thank you! We are very happy you enjoyed the video!
Next time we will try to do better on pronunciations! It can be a challenge as a foreigner, especially when you visit many different places and cultures that all do things differently.
Please stop saying Chai-Tea! It gives me a head-ache.
Hi! Sorry we say this where we are from to different it between other teas, we don’t just call tea “chai” in English. Just a difference in language, no headaches intended! 😊
@@IfWeGoTo I understand lol but imagine a south asian coming to your country and calling Tea “Tea-chai” or calling Bread “Bread-naan” 😂
@@flyingdutchmanism I wouldn’t be upset about that at all. We’re from the USA, there are people from all over the world and tons of languages/cultural groups. It’s impossible to know every language and the nuances between them. If you want someone to learn one of those nuances about your own language/cultural norms, the best thing you can do is politely teach them.
@@IfWeGoTo i’m not being impolite and neither am I upset. Not sure why you’re being so defensive. Its a simple comment made in jest.
The polite way to make your initial comment would have been: “hey, just so you know for the future it’s said this way”. Not “it gives me a head ache”
And then after we apologized already, giving another example of “hey imagine someone did this to you! You’d be annoyed!”
Gee I wonder how someone could have possibly pushed back? You’re making antagonizing comments! You’re creating a problem when there just isn’t one.
Calling “chai”, “chai-tea” already disappointed me in the beginning of the video
Ahh sorry about that.. back home we call it “chai tea” to differentiate it from other teas. So just a misunderstanding due to language difference!
Don't call it Chai tea man.Chai in English is tea ,so you are basically saying tea tea😂😂.Maybe you should just call it Indian tea or Milk sugar tea.
For sure! In the west when you go to a shop that sells tea, they label it as “chai tea”…. I think it’s just to differentiate it from other teas. So yes I agree it isn’t technically correct, but for our friends/family in the west they may not have known the type of tea if we didn’t say it that way. Hahaha
Yeah I agree,even Starbucks have not changed their menu name Chai tea Latte even after having Indian origin CEO now 😂😂
I actually didn’t know that!! But yeah, I think it may confuse westerners if you just called it chai there!! 😂
bad audio!
Yeah 🥲 that is why much of this video was a voice over, we had a cable break and hadn’t known yet. Hope the small sections of bad audio between the narration weren’t too bad!
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sorry what?
Dear Americans, Chai means tea. When you say Chai tea, you are literally saying Tea Tea😂😂😂😂.
No worries, just a small confusion/difference in language 😊